Why is British food so bland ? Not talking about the famous chefs. Talking about home cooking.
9 Answers to "Why is British food so bland ? Not talking about the famous chefs. Talking about home cooking."
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Because we don't like eating fatty junk and don't need calorie laden sauces to make our meals appetising.
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Despite the protest by many Brits about the blandness of their food, their love of Indian/Pakistani food suggests they also recognize just how bland it is.
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Enough of these famous chefs. They're all ********.
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How DARE you *Rage Rage Etc Etc."
If you can't cook homemade british cooking then your a lousy cook.
Yorkshire Puddings and Mash are better than any food in the history of forever!!!
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Who's raging?
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me lol (mock rage ofc) i'm used to eating the food so others my find it more/less bland depending on what they prefer. tho i am seriously that fantatical about yorkshire puds and mash, you could lose a limb if a plate of that is before me.
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Another person who thinks Britain is a near ficticious town, populated by Cor Lummy! Angl-Saxons stuck in 1896.
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What? Curries, chilli etc, whats bland bout that, I love spices but u cant have that all the time either, nothing wrong with good old mince & tatties either
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Boiled meat is friken awful and only meant for stew
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You call it bland , I say efficient.
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Posted by rudyboo Feb 10th, 2013 at 10:30AM
Hey!!! It's not bland at all. You are obviously eating in the wrong homes. I cook wonderful meals - always trying new things; adapting recipes. No one could ever say that my home cooked british meals were bland. I don't use a lot of herbs and spices either - I buy all my meat and veg from a farm shop where i know how it's reared and its within half a mile of my house. Bland?????NEVER.
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